> What are your thoughts on him being pretty much the only one not being able to see that the feature he pushed would create massive problems with account imper

> What are your thoughts on him being pretty much the only one not being able to see that the feature he pushed would create massive problems with account impersonation? He moved too fast and everyone makes mistakes. The important thing is to correct mistakes, which he did. > What about him retweeting obvious misinformation? It was dumb and he recognized that. He removed it within hours. > Proudly mocking his new employees with factually wrong understanding of the product? IMO it was wrong to bring it up publicly, but it wasn't factually wrong. It was information from the server team.